2026 A-level H2 Math Revision

43 Topics. 1 Month. One Final Push.

Your final opportunity to bring the entire H2 Math syllabus together before the A-Levels.

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43 Topics.
1 month.
1 complete revision.

The Complete A-Level H2 Math Revision

October is your final window to bring the entire H2 Math syllabus together before the A-Levels. We don’t simply run through 43 topics. Each lesson is designed to identify the key concepts, common traps and question types that matter most — before putting them into practice with A-Level standard questions.

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43 Topics. All In.

Sequences & Series 1. Arithmetic Progression, 2. Geometric Progression, 3. Summation, 4. Recurrence Relation,
Functions and Graphs 5. Functions, 6. Graph Transformations, 7. Inequalities, 8. System of Linear Equations, 9. Curve Sketching, 10. Power Series, 11. Small Angle Approximations,
Differentiation 12. Techniques of Differentiation (includes implicit and parametrically), 13. Maxima and Minima, 14. Tangents and Normals, 15. Connected Rate of Change, 16. Maclaurin Series,
Integration 17. Techniques of Integrations (including substitution and by parts), 18. Area under curve, 19. Volume of revolutions,
Differential Equations & Conics 20. Solving general and particular solutions of differential equations (including substitution), 21. Formulating differential equations from word problems 22. Hyperbola and Ellipse
Complex Numbers 23. Basic properties of complex number (complex roots of polynomial equations, conjugate roots etc), 24. Understanding geometrical effects of conjugate, negation and multiplication by i, 25. Understanding Argand diagram and its properties,
Vectors 26. Basic properties of vectors (including unit vectors, ratio theorem etc), 27. Scalar and Vector product of vectors, 28. Finding foot of perpendicular, length of projection and shortest distance etc, 29. Angle between lines, planes and etc,
Probability and Permutations & Combinations 30. Understanding independent and mutually exclusive events, 31. Using tree diagrams, tables of outcome, Venn diagram for calculations, 32. Conditional probabilities, 33. Discrete Random Variables, 34. Permutation and Combinations of objects in line or circles,
Binomial and Normal Distribution 35. Properties of Binomial and Normal distribution, 36. Usage of Central Limit Theorem, 37. Assumption of Binomial and Normal Distribution under context of the question,
Hypothesis Testing and Linear Regression & Correlation 38. Sampling (including finding unbiased sample mean and variance), 39. Concepts of null and alternative hypotheses (including 1-tail & 2-tail tests), 40. Calculating test statistics, critical region, level of significance and p-value, 41. Understanding scatter diagrams between 2 variables (including use of suitable transformation to achieve linearity), 42. Finding & understanding the concepts of product moment correlation coefficient, 43. Concepts of interpolation & extrapolation.
Topics Time slot A Time Slot B
Sequences & Series Sat 10/10 10:30 - 1:30pm Fri 23rd Oct 6 – 9 pm
Functions, Graphs & Power Series Sat 10/10 3 - 6pm Tue 20th Oct 6 – 9 pm
Differentiation and its Application Sat 17/10 10:30 - 1:30pm Mon 26th Oct 6 – 9 pm
Integrations and its Applications Sat 17/10 3 - 6pm Tue 27th Oct 6 – 9 pm
Differential Equations and Conics Sat 24/10 10:30 - 1:30pm Mon 12th Oct 6 – 9 pm
Complex Numbers

Sat 24/10 3 - 6pm Wed 28th Oct 6 – 9 pm
Vectors Sun 18/10 3 - 6pm Thu 29th Oct 6 – 9 pm
PnC, DRV & Probability Sun 25/10 3 - 6pm Fri 16th Oct 6 – 9 pm
Binomial and Normal distributions Sun 25/10 10:30 - 1:30pm Thu 15th Oct 6 – 9 pm
Hypothesis Testing and Linear Regression Sun 18/10 10:30 - 1:30pm Fri 30th Oct 6 – 9 pm

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